Sharia Banking System in Indonesia: Industry Research Report

Sharia Banking System in Indonesia

Published Date: April 2008

Published By: RNCOS

Page Count: 55

Order Code: R459-1120

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1. Analyst View
2. Concept of Sharia Banking
3. Sharia Banking in Indonesia - An Overview
4. Factors Making Sharia Banking Market Attractive: 4.1 Large Muslim Population; 4.2 Low Penetration; 4.3 Growing Disposable Income; 4.4 Regulatory Development & Government Support
5. Market Performance: 5.1 Sharia Commercial Banks; 5.2 Sharia Business Units; 5.3 Sharia Rural Banks (BPRS)
6. Sharia Banking Market - Future Outlook (2008-2010): 6.1 Assets; 6.2 Financing; 6.3 Deposits
7. Future Growth Prospects: 7.1 Small & Medium Enterprises; 7.2 Sukuk (Islamic Bonds); 7.3 Sharia Cards; 7.4 Microfinance Market; 7.5 Training Institutes & Advertising Media
8. Industry Roadblocks: 8.1 Product Understanding; 8.2 Financing through Profit-sharing Schemes; 8.3 Supporting Institutions
9. Key Players: 9.1 Bank Muamalat Indonesia; 9.2 Bank Danamon Sharia; 9.3 HSBC Amanah Sharia
List of Figures:: Figure 3-1: Indonesia - Assets* of Sharia Banks (in Trillion Rp), 2002-2007E; Figure 4-1: Indonesia - Muslim Population* (in Million), 2002-2007E; Figure 4-2: Indonesia - Forecast for Muslim Population* (in Million), 2008-2012; Figure 4-3: Indonesia - Share of Sharia Banks in National Banking Assets (%), Oct 2007; Figure 4-4: Indonesia - Per Head Disposable Income (in US$), 2002-2007E; Figure 4-5: Indonesia - Forecast for Per Head Disposable Income (in US$), 2008-2012; Figure 4-6: Indonesia - Roadmap for Sharia Banks (2002 to 2015); Figure 5-1: Indonesia - Deposits with Sharia Banks (Individual & Corporate in %), 2006; Figure 5-2: Indonesia - Assets of Sharia Commercial Banks (in Trillion Rp), 2002-2006 & Oct 2007; Figure 5-3: Indonesia - Financing* by Sharia Commercial Banks (in Trillion Rp), 2002-2006 & Oct 2007; Figure 5-4: Indonesia - Wadiah Demand Deposits* with Sharia Commercial Banks (in Billion Rp), 2002-2006 & Oct 2007; Figure 5-5: Indonesia - Mudharabah Time Deposits* with Sharia Commercial Banks (in Billion Rp), 2002-2006 & Oct 2007; Figure 5-6: Indonesia - Mudharabah Savings Deposits* with Sharia Commercial Banks (in Billion Rp), 2002-2006 & Oct 2007; Figure 5-7: Indonesia - Assets of Sharia Business Units (in Trillion Rp), 2002-2006 & Oct 2007; Figure 5-8: Indonesia - Financing* by Sharia Business Units (in Trillion Rp), 2002-2006 & Oct 2007; Figure 5-9: Indonesia - Wadiah Demand Deposits* with Sharia Business Units (in Billion Rp), 2002-2006 & Oct 2007; Figure 5-10: Indonesia - Mudharabah Time Deposits* with Sharia Business Units (in Billion Rp), 2002-2006 & Oct 2007; Figure 5-11: Indonesia - Mudharabah Savings Deposits* with Sharia Business Units (in Billion Rp), 2002-2006 & Oct 2007; Figure 5-12: Indonesia - Share of Sharia Rural Banks in National Rural Banking Assets (%), 2006; Figure 5-13: Indonesia - Financing by Sharia Rural Banks (in Billion Rp), 2005 & 2006; Figure 5-14: Indonesia - Sharia Rural Bank Financing by Economic Sector (%), 2006; Figure 5-15: Indonesia - Sharia Rural Bank Financing by Category of Use (%), 2006; Figure 5-16: Indonesia - Sharia Rural Banks by Category of Financing (%), 2006; Figure 5-17: Indonesia - Deposits with Sharia Rural Banks (in Billion Rp), 2005 & 2006; Figure 5-18: Indonesia - Wadiah Saving Deposits with Sharia Rural Banks (in Billion Rp), 2005 & 2006; Figure 5-19: Indonesia - Mudharabah Saving Deposits with Sharia Rural Banks (in Billion Rp), 2005 & 2006; Figure 5-20: Indonesia - Mudharabah Deposits with Sharia Rural Banks (in Billion Rp), 2005 & 2006; Figure 6-1: Indonesia - Forecast for Assets* of Sharia Banks (in Trillion Rp), 2008-2010; Figure 6-2: Indonesia - Forecast for Financing* by Sharia Banks (in Trillion Rp), 2008-2010; Figure 6-3: Indonesia - Forecast for Deposits* with Sharia Banks (in Trillion Rp), 2008-2010
List of Tables:: Table 2-1: Difference between Conventional & Sharia Banks; Table 3-1: Indonesia - Structure of Sharia Banking (2002-2006); Table 9-1: Bank Muamalat Indonesia - Key Financials (in Billion Rp), 2002-2006; Table 9-2: Bank Danamon Sharia - Key Financials (in Billion Rp), Sep 2007